Luciana Lima

Doctoral student in Environment and Society at NEPAM/IFCH/UNICAMP. Master in Sustainability from CEA/PUCCAMP. Graduated in Law from the Pontifical Catholic University of Campinas (2000) and in Industriekaufmann/Industriekauffrau (Technologist in International Industrial Trade Administration) from AHK/IKK, Germany (1993). She is currently developing research on ecovillages and sustainable settlements, Climate Change, Extreme Events, Anthropocene, Agenda 2030, Sustainable Local Development, Land and Environmental Regularization, Sharing and Solidarity Economy. She participates in the LABGEC (Laboratory of Social Dimensions of Global Environmental Changes in the Southern Hemisphere). Speaker at national and international congresses and seminars. Fluent in English and German, certified in German Linguistics (Deutsch Sprache Zweite Stuffe), and Academic English by the Alumni Institut. Member of the "Circle of Research and Studies" on Human Settlements, Ecovillages and Sustainable Communities of the Council for Sustainable Settlements in Latin America - CASA BRASIL. Member of the "Círculo Derechos de Tierra Madre" of the Council for Sustainable Settlements in Latin America - CASA LATINA. Both catalytic institutions articulate and strengthen national, bioregional and Latin American networks that promote, educate, research and disseminate sustainable and regenerative lifestyles, providing mutual support, exchange of information, knowledge, talent, products and services on behalf of the Global Ecovillage Network (GEN), a non-profit institution registered under n. SC043796 in the EU and has consultative status with UN-ECOSOC (https://ecovillage.org/about/about-gen/).